I am in Milwaukee, WI and I use the WLB lease format to sign fixed-term yearly leases with my tenants. Additionally, I have a "Notice to Vacate" section in my non-standard rental provisions indicating that tenant and ...

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I’m a new investor, currently living and thinking of investing in Austin. However, I work remotely and could decide to invest somewhere else. I found some properties in Myrtle Beach that were priced very re...

Link to an article about source of income now a protected class.13 states currently have this in effect: California, Connecticut, the District of Columbia, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, North Dakota, Ok...

I'm considering purchasing a large home that was converted into three living spaces, with the potential for a fourth.  Being a home conversion, it has a few oddities.  I'll list them from most concerning to least.  Pl...

Hi everyone! I am looking for investment opportunities within the PG county and Baltimore city areas. Does anyone have any advice or success stories they would mind sharing in regards to these two areas for rental pro...

I know everyone on bp rightly advocates being properly zoned and getting certificates of habitability for all units and rightly so.

I'm just curious as to how this 3 family foreclosure I'm looking at has 4 se...

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I own a home which has seen appreciation but I think it wise to sell. (Currently selling price would be about $60k more than my current mortgage)

I am not sure I want to sell outright, though.
I would li...

Hi all. Anyone know where I can find such a list in digital format (.pdf, , xls etc.).

I thought there was a site with such info.

Thanks in advance.

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not sure if this is the right forum, but my associate has about $69k in a simple IRA which he would like to utilize for real estate investing, he also, would like to be able to pay himself for the wor...

Lately I have heard much about distressed holders of Timeshares. People that like many other areas of RE, bought at the highs and now wish to get out of their ongoing financial obligation. I have heard stories about ...